The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1887-04-02
From Wallace.

WALLACE. March l4-iour reporter
.f,ar a visit of two weeks In the East, re-
,urned home m UGH pleased with his Trip
The deaths of ThOs. O'Donnell ana ai'ce
Fennessey, which took place but shOr'
time ago. wa "A shock 10 the community
Nv ali appearances they had robust consul
tm,ions and the picture Of health and as any
ona shoula Judge the lease of long ne
Ru, In fact We do not know when death
will knock at our door. They leave many
friends and relatives TO mourn theiI 'oas
May the eternal light OF Heaven sh'ho up
on them. o,n.,ps
L. p. Hughes says that Jas O'Donnelis
visits reminds him OF successiui news
papers: first they we're weekly grew 10 oe
semi. weekly, next ri. weekly anu ~" 'ney
are daily, with Sund,y suppiimeht' jim
saws pretty soon he will issue IN extra
Judge Pilion is the owner OF one OF Tue
most vicious animals Of Wallace !, -
colt he purchased at the Mahony sale i'r
the sum of $500 lie took the colt home
nv means of a lasso and now offers 80 u
any man who has the nerve To throw mar.
ness on him. Horse breakers Apply NJ
once.
Jas Nangle predicts an early spring
Jim saws the event always verihes MS pre-
dictions. Jim Is getting astr"logy DOWN
fine.
In the recent Buffers failure grain deal
era of Ottawa, :. Jamison Il son were
heavy losers. They had 1000 bushels oil
grain stored there and now lose the whole
Thomas White, +. Us foreman, was the
puest OF Miss Rex IIoXie quite recently
Senator Corcoran and George bahan
we're visiting In Ophir last sunday :.
Frank O'Neil has given up In utter uis
pair. 900, ~, cha
Ed. O'Donnell was the guest OF the
Miss Hangs Monday evening.
William Mursch Is all smiles. IL Is "A
twelve pound boy Tom Burke Is also TOO
happy for anything. Same cause
Pat Calvin is low with sciatic rheuma,
tism. Mrs. f. Calvin Is also in critical
condition. RAMBLER
WALLACE, March Goth, 'S1.-The ground
Is covered with snow again when makes
IL assume all the appearance OF winter
Some of the early farmers have sown
their wheat and others their oats. THINK
1t Is early enough yet TO SOW either .
There is more sickness In this town this
winter than there has been In ten years
Miss Katie Fennsssy, =. Calvin, John
Corrigan, Edmond O'Donnell, and I'd. Ca
ton, who has been On the sick list these
two weeks OF more, are improving rapidly
VIM. Dryer has left our town and moved
20 Dayton tp Sorry TO lose you, Williah'
Election time is rolling around; 80 are
the office seekers John Mcdonnell Ed
Robson and J. Ford are in the field for the
supervisorship. The two former men
toned possess all the qualities requisite 10
make a No. supervisor, while Mr.. Ford's
are too we'll known for comment Always
vote for a man who Is not Interested In 9th
er towns.
Geo Fiory, one OF our rock rooted dem.
cirats is out for reelection 10 the Office si
town clerk. George has discharged the
duties pertaining To the Office during the
past year with credit to himself and to the
town. His familiarity with the road laws
would be of great value to the commission
ers II he were reelected, His opponent,
Mr.. Kiley, would undoubtedly make
gOod clerk.
Jno. Maher Is an asDirant 70 the office OF
collector. JnO Is man of small form and
large family, and II there is any remun
GRAFTON In the Office he should be elected
and without doubt he will, for he has nc
opponent, for as yet no one Is heard OF VINO
has the hardness Of heart TO run against
him.
Tom Fogar'y is out for reelection to the
Cffice of assessor Tom has assessed with
out fear or favor during the past year. and
to the satisfaction of the people generally
Tom is the right man in the right place
and should and will be his own successor
The Judge is not out for reelection. lie
says there Is no money in the office.
RAMBLER.